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Barclays (BARC)

Will Barclays rally to May highs of 217p (+11%) or fall back to November lows of 177p (-9.2%)?
  • Shares are retreating from falling highs resistance. Will they return to 177p lows or bounce back?
  • Relative Strength Index (RSI) bearishly crossed 50, while Stochastics turned back from overbought
  • Momentum negative and at the lowest level since early November
  • Brokers are positively-biased, with three quarters holding a 12-month price target above current level
Broker Consensus: 40% Buy, 44% Hold, 16% Sell

Bullish: AlphaValue, Buy, Target 274p, +41% (11 Jan)

Average Target: 207.2p, +6.3% (11 Jan)

Bearish: Day by Day, Sell, Target 142.4p, -27% (15 Nov 17)

 

Pricing data sourced from Bloomberg on 11 January. Please contact us for a full, up to date rundown.

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